Dedicated AC lines???

I highly recommend to brows among Albertporter participated threads and you'll find his comments very helpful.

Depending on the length of your run, I would buy an audiophile "in-the-wall" cable.

If you have a long run, (mine was 100') that will be cost prohibitive. Use a metal Shielded cable to avoid RFI or run the wires in metal conduit, and use the heaviest gauge you can. You can even use 10 gauge for a 20A circuit, though 10 ga. will take more current.

Use one length of wire from your main breaker panel to your outlet. I wired direct to a gang of outlets to make a power strip. Then use Hubble or similar (Hospital Grade are about $16 each) duplexes.

Enjoy.

JPS has a special and expensive inwall cable for this. Putting things on the same phase with ceramic fuses will give you smooth and liquid sound.

Kotta, are you recommending the use of aluminum wire for wiring a house or circuit ??? As far as i know, that is against the law now, or at least it is in Illinois. Someone needs to clarify this. "HEEEEEEEY Glen"......

If you are recommending aluminum wire, what do you see as the benefits to doing such as compared to equivalent copper wiring ? Sean
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Sean your right on Aluminum wire has been banned in Canada for a Long time.Its your worst possible choice and I have allways been told that 10GA Romex is a good choice.